Baba, Baby O…

Set in present-day urban life, the film engages with current issues such as surrogacy, generational tensions, and the evolution of family boundaries. Its events unfold in a modern context rather than a specific historical period. The tone remains intimate and grounded, focusing on personal choices and relationships.

The story unfolds across urban interiors and public spaces: Megh's home and the apartment he shares, Brishti's mother's house, a toy shop where Megh first helps Brishti, and a rented apartment beside Megh’s flat. The settings mark a shift from traditional family life to a blended, non-traditional unit built around care and connection. The film uses everyday locations to ground a modern tale of love, responsibility, and acceptance.

👪 Unconventional Family

Baba, Baby O... centers on Megh's decision to become a father through surrogacy, challenging traditional notions of family formation. Brishti's entry into Megh's life catalyzes a blended family dynamic that expands what it means to belong. The film explores commitment, care, and the bonds that form when love reframes parental roles.

💞 Love Across Boundaries

The narrative treats love as something that can cross social, age, and relational boundaries. Megh's paternal affection grows into a deep connection with Brishti, redefining what a family can look like. The film questions conventional romance and highlights the power of chosen family and mutual support.

🌱 Growth & Healing

Brishti's tense past with her mother and her initial aversion to children give way to reconciliation and belonging. Megh provides a nurturing space where Brishti and the children can flourish. The discovery of family histories prompts memory, forgiveness, and new hope.